Atlanta Klan to radically revise its election system
An Atlanta Klan statement claims the organization will seek a convention to radically change its election system and other organizational phases. The note asserts no ties to certain individuals or firms and condemns alleged abuse reinforcing calls for elimination of the “mother Klan” faction.
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Washington
Ate
Doma
Fali Kaye
Auanta
Jae
Lapgith Na Lov Deel
Kishim F
Harris
E. Y. Clark
S. L
Son & Doheny
Iany Penne
Mother
Atlanta Klan
Mine blast at CrerarClin h Eastside mine claims many lives
Johnston City officials report 30 miners killed in a gas explosion at the Crerar Clin Coal Mine east side. Most deaths due to suffocation as gas flooded three entries. Rescue teams evacuated the injured and bodies, with John Reeves hailed as a hero for aiding trapped workers. Ermittlungen continue by state mineral authorities.
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Johnston Elly
Egypt
Crerar-Clinch
Copany
Herlob City
Benton
Johnston City
Marion
John Reeves
Coe Reeves
Reeves
Jenustoh Cty
Crerar-Cline Pany
Eastside
Mastin Bolt
Atate di Athes Land Minerals
Repairs Completed At Mayyvie P pumping Station
Repairs to the centrifugal pump at the Mayyvie pumping station finished Friday evening and by 7 PM water from Gitered mains flowed again. Manager Semin cautions raw river water remains in mains and urges continued boiling until purity is restored. Hydrant flushing will proceed when weather allows to remove remaining river water and the station used extra sterilizing chemicals.
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Mayyvie
Semin
Seman
Furlough Notices Hit Ohio Shops After 4 Day Shutdown
Furlough notices posted Friday afternoon furloughing 212 Nalti mare& Ohio shop employees indefinitely at month end. About 312 of the 50 men affected by the four day shutdown will not return when shops reopen February 1. Most shops close until February 1 with 50 furloughed in locomotive work and the rest in car department roles.
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Naltimare& Ohio
Fourj
Locomotive Department
Car Départment
Ten Years Fugitive Convicted of Murder in Pittsburgh
William E. Sage was found guilty of second degree murder for shooting J. A. McNair at Pittsburgh Pennsylvania station ten years ago. Jury deliberated 28 hours. Sage was arrested in Bakersfield California last month after a long manhunt. The killing stemmed from alleged promotion discrimination. Sage fled after the act and evaded capture for years.
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Pittsburgh
William E. Sage
J. A. McNair
Pennsyhanty
Sage
Lakersfield
Cal
McNair
Bakersfield
Four Die When B and C Train Hits Auto
Four people were killed when a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train collided with their automobile early today. Investigators described the scene as tragic with no survivors identified yet. Local residents and authorities mourn the loss as the investigation continues at the crossing.
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Raving
Baltimore
Ohio
Iahid
Lerbsathy
Abe
Lance,q
Flames devastate business district in Connersville
A fire in Connersville’s business district caused estimated damages of up to 500000. The Green Drug Store and adjacent First National Bank were destroyed or heavily damaged. The blaze spread from the drug store to the bank, aided by exploding chemicals and oils. Fire companies were delayed. Richmond was alerted for help. The Leiter dry goods store and surroundings suffered extensive losses. the bank's losses were projected near 1260000. Fire paused hydrants and heavy water flow hindered efforts.
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Nersville
Int
Seyours
Chatrel
Naor
Green Drag Company
First National Bank
Zerg
Richmond
Fe Leiter
Hailaing
Wong
Connersville Publishing Company
Pr. J
Leftal
Sute & Ind
Hank
Sireama
Cold Wave Afflicts Mid West With Freezing Readings
Fragments report a brutal cold snap sweeping the central regions with subzero temperatures. Observers note Chicago's weekday outlook dropping to extreme lows as wind shifts and weather patterns bring persistent frost and icy conditions.
Dorsey Told to Stop Coffee Sips at Wolf's Restau rant
Kansas City police report William Dorsey was fined fifty dollars in North Ridge court after drinking coffee from a saucer at Wolf's Restaurant 114 East Eighth Street and making a whistling noise. Patrons objected, the man argued, and was removed to the street where he hurled a brick through a window. Kilroy questioned him about the incident claiming his feelings were hurt. He claimed he preferred drinking coffee from a water vessel rather than a cup.
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Kansas City
William Dorsey Wes
North Ride Court
Dorsey
Wolf's
East Eighth Street
Fie
M. J. Kilroy
Orsey
Death of Pat Hanan Sparks Fund for Dennis Following Obituary Note
In a Democratic notice the death of Pat Hanan is reported and a fund is begun to reimburse Mr. and Mrs. Henri Dennis for their trouble and expense during the last illness. J W Cunningham, former locomotive engineer, comments on the generosity and invites others to contribute via The Democrat, with donations to be turned over to Mrs Deans.
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mHoneeer
Simpson Chumber Company
Pat Hanan
Democrat
Gotton
Henri Dennis
Pat
Cunning
Nate Felt
Deans
Deaths and funerals in Montgomery and area
Mrs Annie B Brown long time Montgomery resident and widow of George B Brown dies after illness. Funeral at United Brethren church in Montgomery with burial in Bethany Cemetery. Surviving children include Mrs J C Selig, Mrs Charles Enkoff, George Brown, John Brown, Mrs J W Kennedy, and Mrs W A Murray among others. Burial at Oak Grove follows services at 1:30 Friday. Delbert Edwards infant son of Mr and Mrs Stanci Edwards dies after measles complications. funeral at home with burial at Oak Grove. William E Contra dies. service at St Simon's church then Bethel Cemetery. Funeral details limited to dates and places in Montgomery area.
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Annie B. Brown
George B. Brown
Montgomery
George Brown
United Brothern
Bethany Cemetery
C. J Grimes
Brown
United Brethernei
Rebecca
Hrown
J. C. Selig
Charles Enkoff
George Browh
John Hrown
Oxford
Misa
J. W. Kennedy
Juffersonville
Ind
W. A Murray
Linton
Delbert Edwards
Stanci
Edwards
Irving
Swan Pond
Oak Grove
Condra Faperal
Wuwam E
Hig
William Wycket
St. Simon's Church
Bethel Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs Margaret Neiry Sunday at Bethel Church
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Neiry will be held at Bethel church in Veale township at 2 PM Sunday. The procession will leave from Downey avenue at 1 PM led by Rev C P Hurt. Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution White River Chapter will attend.
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Margaret Neiry
Indiana
Bethel Church
Veale Township
Netty
W. T. Armes
Downey
Avenue
C. P. Hurt
Daughters of the American Revolution
White River
John Wolfe Injured in Tur Babtin Shop Incident
John Wolfe, a workman in Wellington, sustained an injury in the engine room while handling inhalants. He was hurt in the groin region but remained on duty after initial treatment. The report notes a mishap during work at Babtin and Qhto shops.
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John Wolfe
Wellington
Tur Babtin & Qhto
Wolfe
Minister Found Guilty of Perjury in Georgetown Trial
A Georgetown case resulted in a minister being found guilty of perjury after a jury trial. The Baptist church figure faced a sententious suit, with the verdict delivering a significant sentence as justice proceeded in the local court.
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Georgetown
Texitn
Ay A
Hacis
Baptist
Devin
E. L. & T. H. to Have More Trackage
Washington state readers learn that E. L. & T. H. will gain additional trackage in a developing plan. Details describe an industrial expansion along a road near Oakland and Terre Layin padlita. The text references a new mine intended to serve a broader strip mine territory for commercial use.
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Washington
State
Huy Weld Opera Bembes
Oakland
Lad
Canada Shows Big Influx Of Britons
Canada reports a sharp rise in immigration with Britons increasing by 102 percent in the second ending December 1. Dominion entrants reached 7,012 for the period, over 60 percent of total new arrivals. Settlers from the United States numbered 14,000 and from other countries 23,998.
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Canada
United States
Tats and Talks On Business Year Seeks Data
There were 21 telephones calls over management in 1938. United States Census estimates show telephone operations at 3,654,001,700. Salaries paid rose by 10 percent. Employee counts and connected lines totaled large figures, with substantial increases reported.
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Amentesig
United States
Censia
Miners Rally Behind HN L Lem Amid Frantic Debate
In Indianapolis on January 26 dramatic session of the United Miners Workers of America featured international president Jobo appealing for support of the administration. The convention stood against reinstating a miners’ wage policy while addressing Nova Scotia leaders and a vote ended amid intense shouts after a four hour argument.
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Indianapolis
Tan
Jobo International
United Mins Woggers of America
Rarwberget
Nova Scotia
Daugherty Speaks on Tea Dome Inquiry and Oil Leases
Attorney Daugherty and Attorney General Coolidge outline a shared stance on the Tea Pot Dome investigation and related old leases. They insist the government’s integrity will be preserved while political aspects of the oil lease inquiry will not affect departmental attitude.
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Coolidger
Department of
Widow of Three Receives Third Pension in Clinton IN
Isannah Barton, 71, of Clinton Indiana, widow of three veterans, was notified she will receive another pension from the government after her third husband Jasper Barton died recently. Her first husband Joseph Romney died in 891, her second husband John Tutter also died, and she currently resides on R. R. 2. The pensions average about 304 dollars per month.
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Clinton
Ind
Darton
Barton
R. R
Waa
Jor Ee Romney
John Tutter
Jasper Rton
Washington faces probes on Teapot Dome and leases
The article reports ongoing Senate inquiries into the Teapot Dome scandal and interior department leasing records. It notes calls for broader investigations to uncover whether leases should be annulled, with mentions of Albert B. Fall, Secretary of the Interior, and President Coolidge pressuring for possible legal scrutiny and new witness testimony.
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Washington
Jang
Pressuvat
Coolidge
Seargh
Renate
Albert B
Devely
Harry Stielair
Roosevelt
Wahlberg
Hpi J
Yendy
Gnaral Dayguerty
Knidge
Department, of the Interior
House Ady
Senate
Amous Spih
Cambridge
United Anhs
Orrhonygat
Brazil
Victim’s heads found buried in concrete
A fragmented historical report notes a suspect confessing to murders linked to his wife and brother in law and guiding authorities to a city dump where the victim’s heads were buried in a concrete block. The confession mentions a motive and details of the discovery at the dump.
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Aurora
Lincoly
Attger
Migz
Byron Ay
Abraham
Noorg
Lia
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